Work is underway on an agreement between the West Travis County Public Utility Agency and Mirasol Springs for a new 3-inch water pipeline extension servicing water from Lake Travis to the 1,400-acre development on the border of Travis and Hays counties.
In reaction to public comments and a letter from Travis County, the WTCPUA has added several new provisions to its service availability letter, or SAL, to developers of Mirasol Springs. This letter will serve as confirmation that the utility agency is able to provide water service to the developers, given certain conditions are met.
Following a two-step process, the WTCPUA must also put forth a contract for its water service to Mirasol Springs in addition to the SAL. This contract will be publicly available on the WTCPUA’s website along with the SAL within two days of the Nov. 18 meeting, said Scott Roberts, president of the WTCPUA.
The board instructed staff to not issue the SAL to the developers until their next meeting in December, where final approval will be given for the contract.
